by D Lilly | Feb 28, 2023 | Characterization-Non-Fiction, Dialogue, FEATURED ARTICLE, FICTION
For writers of all genre who want to write, and the readers who love them. Find what you want to know. How to Write Engaging Dialogue in Your Fictional Stories by: Tunzeel AhmedFictional Ghostwriting Services Dialogue is an essential component of any fictional story,...
by D Lilly | May 13, 2022 | Characterization-Non-Fiction, Inspiration-Motivation, Markets, Plotting, Publishing, RESOURCES-TIPS, Writer's Life
For writers of all genre who want to write, and the readers who love them. Find what you want to know. Love to Write: Here Is How You Can Build Your Career by Jamie Roy Writing is a unique form of art that lets you express your thoughts and emotions in the best...
by D Lilly | Aug 5, 2021 | Characterization-Fiction, Characterization-Non-Fiction, Dialogue, FICTION
For writers of all genre who want to write, and the readers who love them. Find what you want to know. How to Write Effective Dialogue in 6 Steps by: Jerry Jenkins If your writing bores you, it’ll put your reader to sleep. And unfortunately, your first reader will...
by D Lilly | Mar 11, 2019 | Characterization-Non-Fiction, NON-FICTION
For writers of all genre who want to write, and the readers who love them. Find what you want to know. Craft True-to-Life Nonfiction Characters From Writer’s Digest Characters are the soul of what’s come to be called creative nonfiction, an umbrella term that covers...
by D Lilly | Mar 11, 2019 | Characterization-Fiction, Characterization-Non-Fiction, FICTION, NON-FICTION
For writers of all genre who want to write, and the readers who love them. Find what you want to know. Fiction vs Nonfiction By Shashank Nakate @ Buzzle.com The fiction vs nonfiction comparison presented in the following article should help understand the basic...
by D Lilly | Mar 7, 2019 | Characterization-Fiction, Characterization-Non-Fiction, FICTION, NON-FICTION, Point of View, RESOURCES-TIPS, Tip Sheets - Guidelines
For writers of all genre who want to write, and the readers who love them. Find what you want to know. Knowing and Finding Your Voice By Shirley Kawa-Jump Finding your true writing voice is a lot like falling in love — you know it when it happens. Until then,...
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